Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-09
GENERAL HTARKEFs.
Produce and Provisions.

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! ST. LOUIS, MO-, June S.-FIour, quiet but
| steady. Wheat dull and close; unChanged; No.
| ? red cash s6AGs655c; June S6]E assoc, closing
! S6&c; July S25sGo2sSC,' closing S214C; August
Sl1sGo25sc, closing al sc; September as &C,
| closing at e3Sc; October s41s0s45sc, closing
| at SAGE bid. Corn easier and &C lower; cash
SIC; June 36]1c; July 363IG36z5c, closing 36zIc;
/ August371zc. Oats dull and steady; cash 27Isc;
June 2It5c bid; July 25c bid. Corn meal steady
! at 3 1902 10. Whisky steady at 81 O5. Proyis
| Ions firm, Pork-lrregular; new Sl5 %. Lard
| So 40 Dry salt meats-BoXed shoulders s. 10
long clears q 5OGI 80; clear ribs 81 6OG7 20;
/ short clears 81 7567SJ Bacon-BoXed shoulders
/ Sc 1906 %; long clear and clear ribs SIS 2j0
/ S 80; short clear IS 50GS TO. Hams steady at
| ST. 25Gl4 90.
| NEW YORK, June Overwhelmingly act
/ I've; common to choice white wheat, western
/ extra, 81 6OG4 10; fancy western extra, IS GOA
| . 10. Wheat-spot lots, EGlc, and options 4
a &C lower, closing heavy at about bottom rates.
Export trading more moderate; speculation
rather tame. Spot, No. , red O. q 69SHc ele-
vator ,995 delivered $3.50 feb. June 9S}S $780,
closing IS &C; July Sjis GS6'aC, closing 80 10 !;
August 32% G93ac, closing 92z5c; Septem-
Der 92EG92z5c, clos ng g256C. Corn->pOt
lots, shade ana options }GG4C lower, closing
heavy; more doing for exporters; speculation
moderate; spot No. ,, AZ G4SC elevator: 4I19C
store: 4SG4S6, atoat; June 4Il5C, closing 4713c;
July 4S1G0is4c, closed 4S 5ci August 49G49l4c,
closed 49l5c; September soc, closed SOC. Coffee
Spot fair; Itio firm; options again lower and
active; sales, 1880 bags; June $40 4OG2O50;
July $40 6OG2O IS; August 81 0OG2l %; Sep
p 40; November ST. 2562l 40; December S2l so
p 45; January sd 2562l 40; February 81 80;
March 81 3OG2l 30; April S2l 35G2l 40 Sugar
quiet and steady; Bahia SIC; centrifugal
3 l6; refined quiet mould a, 55zc; standard
a 54055ac; ConfeCtiOners \ D 3-l6c. granulated
5SiGj 10 l6. mOlasses steady Cut meats dull
and unchanged. Middles dull, nominal. Lard
opened weak, closing q shade higher; mod
eratelysaCtive; western steam spot So 90; June
So 90 July So 9l66 SO; August 81 U2OI OS; Sep
TENDER s. ll07 Is; October 81 1907 q; city
steam S. to.
CHICAGO, ILL, June s.-JuIy wheat opened
at S62sC, and within minutes had declined &c.
Almost everybody seemed to have some TO sell,
and under free Offering 1t Immediately began
downward movement with few pauses until
$3.50 was reached, Then there was q little
withdrawal of pressure. y proportion of the
stuff sold came from houses that had stocked
up little the stronger spots yesterday
Receipts were very large, being about 100 cars
more than was expected. June wheat was
offered in settlement at 921zc The impression
is growing that June IS getting pretty
nearly covered up, so nearly at any
rate that the clique are likely at any
moment TO allow June to take care of itself
During the first hour July was quiet in the vi
cinity of S62s QSG1lc, and June was steady at
93c. AS the session proceeded all life seemed
to drop out OF the market. No
orders at all came IN, and operators
either left pit entirely or stood around listless
ly. July huCtuated between S6Hc and S65sC,
and heavy receipts were depressing influence
than place can be found to put it, and pressure
from behind is getting stronger every day.
Good many of shorts who intended
their plans interferedwith by scarcity of TSssel
room. Cars laden with wheat and cGFn are
accommodating on side tracks, and thepesseems
to be no eqTate means of relief at hand,
and the blockade Is hourly becomingi
more menaCing 1t is estimated by presumbly9
competent authority that there are 25CO or 300oi
cars of grain on side track waiting to be en-
tied. Reports from leading cities showed
there are 100000 bushels on hand and $4,000
bushels shipped June wheat closed at
925sC, July at S53sC and August at o32C !
Com was entirely featureles5 to-day, huctua- !
tions in prices during the regular session being
extremely narrow and speculation in trading |
light. The opening figures were 75@ac under |
yesterdays closing, and fair trade was reported
early all round 39i4c for July. Later there was
positive dullness on the WI ole list of futures |
and tame closing, July being 39!tc. Less de-
which being shipped out quite freely, 100000
pounds going out the past two days; July /
ibis opened s. 42E. Demand TO cover sales /
made yesterday became quite brisk toward the
close, and prices advanced l5c above yesterday
but later reacted slightly, July ribs closing at
81 Ok. Lard easier, early July opening at
S66j; later IL a vanced to So 6TH,
bu; closed at opening figures. Leading
futures closed as follows; Wheat No ,,
June 92z5c; JGly S675e; August s3Hc; Sep
TENDER SIC. Corn 80. ,, June CSC; July
PORK, June $50 co. Lard, June IS so: July
S665; August So IS; September So 50 Short ribs,
June - O2ts July - az AGguslSI co. Septenl-
Der 81 20. Cash quotations No. spring
wheat 92h G9!X; No. red. 924;
No red coTn $50. Pork SO COAL q.
Lard So 60G5 621l Short ribs, loose, s. IS. Dig
salted shoulders, boxed, 50 6O05 20. Snort cleari
81 soar s.. II
NEW ORLEANS, LA, June Hog products
unsettled but generally higher; pork SIC 50;
lard So 62H. Bulk meats-Shoulders 50 20;
long clear and clear ribs s. 30. BaCon-Shoul
ders Sc 3d. long clear IS 37}2; clear ribs
IS 57556 as 30. Hams 81 256ll IS Corn
meal lower a. g S. Hay frmer; prime
SIS O0El6 co: choice 81 00GlT so.
Whisky steady. Coffee active, firm and higher;
Rio 2lhR24c. Rice steady 81 4a5c. Coz
ton seed products quiet but steady; prime